Engineering and design student insights
Student projects, placements, research and study experiences in the Faculty of Engineering & Design. Sometimes featuring a graduate guest spot.
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How a year at Buro Happold supported my degree programme
Mechanical Engineering student, Jack Woods, discusses the value of doing a placement year.
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Top tips for transitioning from student to professional on placement
Mechanical Engineering student, Egor, gives his top tips for making the transition from student to professional on placement.
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A virtual win: competing in Frank Morton 2021
Chemical Engineering student, Berge, explains what happened at this year's virtual Frank Morton sports day and how Bath managed to take first place.
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At a distance - working remotely on placement
Mechanical Engineering student, Egor Naumov, shares his experiences of working from home on his placement year.
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Capturing robot dynamics in one shot
Electronic and Electrical Engineering PhD students, James Male and Gorkem Anil Al, were awarded second place in the Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering photo competition with their image - "Lighting the Way for Human-Robot Collaboration." James and Gorkem discuss their research into autonomous robots and how this enabled their photo concept to come to life.
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My Placement: Project Analyst at Quick Release
Mechanical Engineering student, Egor Naumov, shares his experiences of his placement year at Quick Release, a product data management consultancy.
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How a Civil Engineer won Women in Property’s 2020 South West Student Award
Elenor Naraidoo is a 3rd year MEng Civil Engineering student and the winner of the Women in Property’s 2020 South West Student Award. In this blog, Elenor shares her journey from the nomination stages of these awards to eventually being announced as a regional winner.
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Manchester, Lyon and what I learnt during my placement experience at stephenson STUDIO
Our BSc Architecture student and poster competition winner Rebekah Ball talks about her two years of placements with an architecture studio in Manchester, the projects she worked on, how working from home affected her and the differences between her two placements.